It was Gay Williamson's party on Saturday - what a pleasure. She invited a whole lot of friends from our, her, and surrounding villages. It started off with a bus ride to the Sai Kung country park, and then a 10km walk to this teeny little village with no road access, at which Mal, Gay's husband has a part-time restaurant. And then home from there by junk (so after the first 10 you are done, there's no having to walk back - which I think is a critical part of the design.
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| The gang this morning, crossing the Highlands Reservoir's wall - the little people having a little run to catch up. |
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| The whole village is in this photo. The restaurant is self evidently the space with the awning. It was lovely. Cool but sunny often, water was crystal clear/ |
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| People were in a good space, here is Elize who is off to Australia to study further in February. |
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| Ange and I soaking up the welcome sun. |
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| Ian, who lives now in Phuket was visiting. Lovely guy, but hard, and doing some pretty high risk work (in the energy industry; he builds fracking rigs - at one stage in far flung places like Khazakstan. Really. |
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| Yeah, right. How big a fish? Mal explains. I liked the T-shirt, the image is something out of Africa-Burn. |
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| Ange on deck waiting for the junk to set sail, chatting. Cool sky in the background I thought - subtle but dramatic. |
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| The other junk (of two, this one carrying all the food and equipment) heading home. |
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